Transformers® is a registered trademark of Hasbro, Inc. It is not associated with nor endorsed by Hasbro or Takara Tomy. (my favorite local station does a Mandatory Metallica block) I bought an old (really rare) Moridira Hurricane EXB-03 Bass Saturday, and I'm getting a 1979 Cort doubleneck (part bass, part 6-string guitar) tomorrow.Īll this from, the guy who often falls asleep to Metallica. Not super fancy, not a peice o' crap, just that guitar.Īnyhow, I seem to be attracted to weird guitars. Epitome, meaning, what is the core of all electrics. It's the epitome of the electric guitar, in my eyes. I understand why people may dislike the Tele, the slab body, "wiry" tone, and simple looks, but I adore it for all those reasons. Z-coils are just the coolest thing ever, if not for practicality than for looks. I probably didn't give it enough to time to get used to them.
I wish I'd kept my Commanche with the z-coils longer though, since it was the last design Leo came up with. Gurregu wrote:I always liked G&L's over newer Fenders, since they were "real" Fenders. energonexpress Minibot Posts: 115 Joined: Mon 1:53 pm And 4 separate tube channels was heavenly. Way more power than I needed, but man did it look cool. Back in the day I hauled a Mesa Road King with a 4x12 Marshall cab. I still have a few Rockman half rack units for when I'm in a Boston style mood, but I like to keep my rig simple now. My main effects now are a Boss Super Feedbacker and Crybaby 95Q, and my broken amp is a Music Man 50 watt tube amp, circa early to mid 70's. Don't regret giving as it was given to me and it's being used for awesome now, but I do miss that tone. I was given it by a teacher and I passed it along to someone I taught. The sweetest axe I ever had was my 1959 Les Paul. Tried the Mustang, Jaguar, and Jagstang but they just don't hold the same magic for me. There have been a few American reissues through the years, but the quality price ration on the Japanese ones was awesome. That with the amp I currently have (when it's working anyway)would be killer blues/rock tone. The one I really regret not having now is my reissue Japanese Fender Jazzmaster.
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(yeah, tossing vinyl decals on a $2200 guitar kills resale value, but that one was always my keeper) Someday I'd like to upgrade to the piezo model in olympic white and add some Jazz stripes with a red 'bot logo.
Life happens.īut I still have my Music Man John Petrucci signature model with customized silver autobot logo. Now I'm down to one guitar and my main amp went kaput so I just have a practice amp.
I've had over 30 different electrics and at least 15 $300 amps in all from back when I played and recorded. Pedals: Morlet "Bad Horsie" Wah, Boss Flanger BF-2, Ibanez Phaser PH-7, and Digitech Death Metal distortion. Paid 30 bucks.Īmps: Fender SP-10 10 watt (came with Starcaster) and Marshall 15 Watt with long name. Worth quite a bit.įifth: 1989 Mattell Synsonics Terminator. Though it'd be cool.but cannot afford to steam neck every month. Paid 55, need to get rid of it, not really my thing. Paid $225.įourth: 1940's Kamico "Jumbo Jazz" Archtop Acoustic. Third: 2005 Mexi-Merican Fender Precision bass, weird purple/blue color shifting finish. Second guitar: 1980 Electra Phoenix X-140S. Let us know what you have, want, etc, just talk on the stuff.įirst Guitar: 2003 Fender Starcaster "S2".
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